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Jun 24, 2026Origin reviewRegional content

Melt-and-Pour Is Not One Rule, and USMCA Will Not Shield Steel Content From Section 232

Melt-and-pour is three separate legal regimes today, and potentially four if the steel industry's USMCA recommendation advances. USMCA preference does not shield steel content from Section 232 exposure.

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